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Revision as of 11:33, 14 June 2022
Canadian Dollar Interbank Offered Rate.
- Publication of CDOR to cease after June 2024
- “Today’s announcement from RBSL provides a clear direction for market participants to transition their activities away from CDOR.
- It sets in motion the two-staged transition timeline that CARR had outlined in its December White Paper with derivatives and securities transitioning to CORRA by the end of June 2023, with an extra year for loan products to transition before CDOR ceases to be published,” said Karl Wildi and Harri Vikstedt, CARR co-chairs.
- “The Canadian transition will be designed specifically for the needs of the Canadian market, and it will leverage the best practices established through the LIBOR transition.
- CARR will work closely with all stakeholders to achieve a transparent and effective transition through to the end of CDOR in June 2024.”
- Bank of Canada - market notice - May 2022.
See also
- Bank of Canada
- BBSW
- Canada
- Canadian Alternative Reference Rate Working Group (CARR)
- Canadian Overnight Repo Rate Average (CORRA)
- Derivative
- IBOR
- InterBank Offered Rate
- MIBOR
- Refinitiv Benchmark Services (UK) Limited (RBSL)
- Security
- SIBOR
- SONIA
